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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

3

Patent remedy claim jumble for stomach ailments

An advertisement touts a “Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy” claiming it cures stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments by removing mucus and inflammation. It asserts dramatic results, offering money back guarantees and listing a D. C. Aughinbaugh药 and druggists as sellers.

United States Mayr Kargale D. CG Aughinbaugh Ady

Irun Newsbus Line Sunday expands regional service

The Blue Ridge Transportation Company announces a new weekly Sunday schedule adding routes from Winchester to Hagerstown and a Winchester to Frederick line via Berryville and Charles Town. Buses depart Winchester from the George Washington Hotel and Hotel Jack, with terminals in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, in Hagerstown at the general waiting room, No 7 East Washington, and at Martinsburg’s Potomac Alehouse Power Company waiting room. Schedules show Winchester to Martinsburg and Hagerstown trips at 7.30 am 12.30 pm and 4.36 pm, with return times 9.30 am 2.40 pm and 6 pm. The Winchester–Hagerstown run takes about two hours.

Blue Ridge Transportation Company Potomac-Edison Company Winchester Hagerstown Frederick Berryvilla Charles Town F. J. Moore Washington Baltimore George Washington Hotel Francis Scott Key East Washington Street Colonial Hotel Martinsburg Potomac Aleht and Power Company

Fatal auto accident data sent to state attorney

Baltimore May 8 The State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles said he sent all data in his possession to Frederick County State's Attorney Storm regarding the death of Rev. Peter M Boyden of New Market who was fatally injured when struck Sunday by a car at Ridgeville. The preliminary report lists Charles S Moore of Tacoma Park as the operator with an instruction license and witnesses say Boyden was crushed between Moore's car and Thomas W Stewart's vehicle from Glenwood. William A Henneberger of Boonsboro bought the house next to Miss Josephine Bomberger at Weldon for 7006 dollars and plans to move from his Main Street residence.

Haltimore Baughman Storm Frederick County Peter M. Boyden New Market Ridgeville Charles 8. Moore Tacoma Park Royden Moore Thomas W. Stewart Glenwood

Adonsborn torte's history and ownership query

A fragmented note describes a cake or recipe titled Weliton with a price or fee reference. It states Pho honke wan fhretebty a palet ie and claims original ownership by Mr. Tomwhberger, with Mrs Heane berger's father as prior holder.

Adonsborn Torte Tomwhberger Mra. Heaneberger

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